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Companies around the world are set to spend $121 billion on Internet advertising in 2014, nearly a quarter of the overall ad investment, according to ZenithOptimedia. TechCrunch reports the figures present an optimistic picture after stronger growth in the Americas and Asia Pacific. Overall, compani
The EU has been talking for years about requiring pedestrian alert noises on electric cars and hybrids, and some vehicles already do. In the future, however, those warning systems will be mandatory. The European Parliament has backed a proposal that would require sound-making hardware in new electri
A professional-grade laptop can be expensive compared to a consumer model, but with our coupon today you can get a powerful 14-inch Dell Latitude for a price that won’t put too much of a dent in your wallet. This Dell Latitude 14 packs a Core i5-4200U ULV processor, giving you great performance as w
For reasons that aren’t entirely clear, five high-ranking executives at Samsung have left or have given notice to leave in the past few months. According to sources speaking with CNET, the mini exodus has occurred in Samsung’s U.S. mobile business with the head of national sales, mobile devices chie
It’s been almost three years since HP decided to scrap all of its webOS hardware and in that time some of the software has been released as an open source project, and much of the the webOS team has moved to LG to work on televisions. But the team has one more thing to give to […]
Valve has sold all of about 10,000 tickets for its 2014 Dota 2 International Championship, the company has confirmed. “Tickets were gone roughly one hour after they went on sale”, Valve’s Doug Lombardi told Rod “Slasher” Breslau at GameSpot sister site onGamers. Tickets
Wi-Fi speeds in homes, offices, and public networks could triple very soon. Qualcomm, an American tech giant, says seven years of research have yielded MU-MIMO, a new approach that allows wireless routers and access points to faster transmit data to multiple groups of users simultaneously using prop
Could the dark horse smartwatch of the year come from technology savant will.i.am? The accessory maker this week appeared on a British TV show and showed off what he says has completely replaced his phone. Ditch your Note 3, your iPhone 5s; you don’t need a big screen and beautiful apps or cameras.
eBay has quietly added a new category that allows users to buy and sell items related to cryptocurrency including actual virtual currency, mining rigs and mining contracts. In a statement to TechCrunch on the matter, eBay said they updated their Currency Policy in February to promote a trustworthy m
It seems a little bit like something from a retro-futurist’s dream: Tell a small handheld device your grocery list, and it’ll go ahead and prepare an order that will be delivered to your door. It sounds a little like a smartphone, but it isn’t: It’s Amazon Dash, a new way to order groceries through
T-Mobile may have stolen the spotlight earlier this year by paying customers to switch, but it looks like Sprint is cooking up a similar deal in response. An S4GRU leak has revealed a Sprint promo that will pay you to switch from a competitor to the carrier’s Framily plan between April 4th and
Almost 13 years after starting at Eugene’s local daily paper, The Register-Guard, reporter Serena Markstrom Nugent was fired while on pregnancy disability leave from the paper where she had worked since college. Another employee cleaned out Markstrom Nugent’s desk for her, and she was told she could
